Update: Due to the weather forecast and current trail conditions, this event has been cancelled. FREE! Join us for a winter night walk through fields and forests illuminated by moonlight. Dress warmly. Weather permitting. Space is limited. Call to register (914) 835-4466. Please arrive promptly by 6 P.M. Refreshments courtesy of the Friends of Marshlands.
For anyone interested in bird watching, this is a great way to learn some basics. Bring binoculars. Led by Chris Mignone. FREE
Contribute to a real-time snapshot of global bird populations. Count birds for as little as 15 minutes, or as long as you wish. Beginners are welcome! Participants search different habitats for birds. FREE!
How do plants and animals survive the harsh winter months? What natural processes are taking place on the landscape? Let’s take a walk and find out! FREE
Learn about hibernation and the crucial role it plays for some species in surviving winter months. Discover who is sleeping the winter away and who remains active in the park and how they both manage to endure winter. After our walk we return to the nature center for tea & hot chocolate to warm up....
Time for some Spring cleanup around the park. Join us as we put winter away, clear debris and trash, and get ready for the fresh green flush of spring.
Come birding with the Saw Mill River Audubon. This walk is open to beginners to the avid bird watcher. Registration required, click here.
During this Live animal Program, you’ll travel to the most fantastic places in the world to meet some of the most amazing animals. Identify the different ways animals survive in their habitats. Presented by Anthony Cogswell. Sponsored by the Friends of Marshlands. FREE
Watch the energetic display of the famed male Timber-doodle, or American Woodcock, as he “peents”, struts, and hurls himself into the twilight sky in hopes of attracting a mate. Join us for a quiet vigil as we scan the sky over the Meadow for this aerial display. Led by Tom Burke of the Friends of...
Spring has arrived! So what’s going on out there? Join us for a guided walk to observe signs and patterns of nature in spring! FREE
For anyone interested in birdwatching, this is a great way to learn some basics. Bring binoculars. Led by Chris Mignone. FREE